A free-standing wolf head, designed in scalable vector format for use in various applications.
A free-standing wolf head, designed in scalable vector format for use in various applications. An outline image of a wolf, suitable for cutting or laser engraving projects. A close-up vector illustration of a wolf's head, suitable for digital cutting machines and laser cutters. An SVG representation of a wild animal, featuring a wolf's face in high detail.
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